Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-06-30
THE LATEST NEWS.

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"A London dispatch says that it is an
nounced that Ovids Tomb has been dlscov-
cred. The location is at Anadolkioi, near
Kus'endan Tho stone marking the tomb
represents Ovll's arrival to the island of T, mi,
when lie was ban.shed thithcr by Augustus
A. d. $, on account of tho pocts intrigue with
the cmperor's daughter, Julia, and Apollo's
reception OF him. Oyid's Isle js few miles
from Kustondami.
Maj. II Mobley, an old and prominent
resident of Dubuque, Ia, formerly leading
broker, is dead.
-Dowaser Lady Mcux was robbed in Lon
don Of So, 800 by man whose acquaintance
she formed while leaving Paris.
-R. G. Dun & Co., in their weekly trade
review sly that tho disturbances causod by
the Cincinnati failures have had an extensive
| effect on general business. 1t has caused
strirscncy i'll tho New York money market
which spectators have magn fed, and which
proniises to bo of brief duration. At other
financial centers funds arc in good supply.
The enforcement of the interstate commerce
ret threatens to stop manufacturing and min
ing at many points. Real estate speculation
continues actvo at the west Tie labor silu-
alton is improving business failures in tho
United States and Cana!a during the week
nnmhesel 157, as against 1862 during the cor
responding week last year.
"A Winnipeg dispatch says tho Canadian
government intends to send local volunteer
bnttallions west under pretense Of looking af-
ter the I-dans, and that during the absence
OF the troops mounted police will in erfere
will the building OF the proposed railway,
which Is designed to afford rel Of from the ex
act.cns of tho Canada Pacific company
Should this plan be put iu execution tho cor
respondent pr, dict q big riot and destruction
of government properly. The railway con-
tractors will begin work this week unless pre-
vented by force.
-Dowa5er Lady Meux was robbed in Lon
don of s32,50o by a man whose acqulintanc,
she formed while leaving Paris.
The signal Office weather crop bulletin for
the last seven days states that during the
week the weather has been slightly cooler
than the average for the week in all agricul-
tural districts east of the Rocky mountains
while it was warmer than usual on the Pa
citic coast In the States of the upper Miss
issippi and Missouri valleys and tho upper
lake region, the daily average temperature
ranged from 3 to degrees below the normal,
VIII on the Atlantic coast south of New En-
glatd and IN the cotton and tobacco regions
the temperature differed but slightly from the
normal. In northern California, Oregon and
Washington territory the average daily excess
OF temperature for the week ranged from to
~ Sgrces The excess of temperature Tor
the sea lon f ON January to June 25, 1857,
amon ting to daily average of from to 9
degrees continues over the cstton region. tho
central Mississippi valley and thence west
ward 10 the 10 Ky Mountains, while in all
other agricultural districts, except at isolated
stations, the average daily temperature for the
season differs less than ] degree from tho
normll.
"A Lordon dispatch says continued
drought has groaty reduced the chances for
barley and oats Wheat is in no need of rain
Trade has been dull and prices generally in
favor of buyers. Sales for week: English
wheat, 20, quarters at 81 shiilings l pence
against 81, f05 quarters at 81 shIllings ponce
during the corresponding week OF last year
Foreign wheat is without feature and gives no
confidence in present values, but the situation
in the worlds wheat market is such as sivo
buyers confidence of an improvement in tho
near future. There wcro three serivals OF
coast, three sales ana three cargoes remain
Wheat is dull and in favor of buyers. Englisl,
and Australian selling easier. Flour is scarce
and higher while most foreign kinds are q
pence cheaper; maizo is quiey. Barley is dull
Linseed is spence lower.